Billy Mitchell Claims Yamaha Georgia Senior

Georgia PGA
Board of Directors
UPCOMING SECTION TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS
Date
Tournament/Event
5/2/2016
OFFICERS
Brian Albertson, PGA
President
briana@coosacountryclub.org
John Godwin, PGA
Vice President
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Club Car Senior-Junior Championship
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5/9/2016
Rivermont Championship
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Mark Mongell, PGA
Honorary President
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Shawn Koch, PGA
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SENIORS’ DIVISION
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Scott Hare, PGA
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ASSISTANTS’ DIVISION
PRESIDENT
Will Bartram, PGA
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Billy Mitchell Claims
Yamaha Georgia Senior
Open Title
Michael Paull
Executive Director
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Scott Gordon
Assistant Executive Director/
Junior Golf Director
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Billy Mitchell, noted amateur player from
Roswell, won his first Yamaha Georgia Senior Open contested at the Chattahoochee
Golf Course in Gainesville. Mitchell fired a
second round of four-under par 68 for a
two-day total of 7-under par 137 and defeated mini-tour professional John L. Smith
from Statesboro in a playoff.
Mitchell started the day tied for fourth
place after a first round of three-under par
69, and got off to a torrid start by making
birdies on five of his first ten holes to get
to 8-under for the championship and a
three shot lead. A double bogey on the 13th
hole brought him back to 6-under and his
lead was down to one stroke. He then
proceeded to bounce back with a birdie the
par four 14th hole and carded four straight
pars to finish at 7-under. He then waited
for the final groups to finish their rounds.
Smith, who caddies on the PGA Tour, was
one of the first round co-leaders, and shot
a final round of 3-under par 69 to equal
Mitchell in the clubhouse. The duo returned to the 18th hole and a routine twoputt par was all Mitchell needed to defeat
Smith who was unable to get up and
down. For his efforts, Smith claimed the
Low Professional honors and a check for
$2,200.
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Pat Day, PGA
Tournament Director
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Eric Wagner
Operations Manager
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Mitchell also took home Low Amateur
honors for the second straight year.
Defending champion, PGA Life Member
James Mason from Dillard, finished tied in
9th place at 3-under par 141. Three-time
past champion Craig Stevens from Brookstone Golf & Country Club in Acworth
finished alone in third place at 6-under par
138. Rounding out the top five were PGA
head professional Stephen Keppler at Marietta Country Club and noted amateur Don
Marsh of Johns Creek who both finished at
5-under par 139.
Introduced for the first time in this championship was a Super Seniors Division, with
amateur Dave Nichols of Roswell taking
home first place with an even par score of
144 for the championship.
Click here to view the complete results.
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Maria Bengtsson
Foundation Program Manager
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Carrie Ann Byrne
Section Assistant
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Jenna Tidd
Section Admin Rep
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Mike McCollum, PGA
Employment Consultant
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Daryl Batey, PGA
Player Development
Regional Manager
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section News...1-6
Junior News...7-8
Rules Tip…10
Chapter/Division… 11
Member Updates… 12
Albertson Elected Georgia PGA President
Brian Albertson, PGA Head Professional at
Coosa Country Club in Rome was elected the
24th president of the Georgia Section, PGA of
America on Monday, March 21, 2016 at the
Georgia PGA Annual Meeting held at the Alpharetta Marriott on Windward Parkway.
Albertson, a native of Alpharetta, is a graduate
of Madison County High School and the University of Georgia in 1991. He furthered his
education by earning his MBA degree in 2011
from Shorter University. He was elected to
PGA membership in 1994. He has been head
professional at Coosa Country Club since
December of 1998. His wife Kristin and their
two children reside in Rome.
Known as “B.A.”, to his many friends and
members of Coosa Country Club, Albertson
had been a long time contributor to the
game. He has served two separate terms as
the president of the Georgia PGA Foundation
(formerly the Georgia Junior Golf Foundation), and has hosted a tournament for the
American Junior Golf Association for many
years. He is the founder of the Coosa Junior
Golf Academy in conjunction with Darlington
School and works tirelessly teaching and promoting the game.
Albertson was mentored under the watchful
eye of PGA of America and Georgia Golf Hall
of Fame member Ed Hoard, who was in expert in the rules of golf and a past president of
the Georgia PGA. The affable die-hard Bulldog fan worked at Athens Country Club for
12 years while in school and after graduation
before accepting his new position at Coosa
Country Club.
Brandon Stooksbury, PGA Director of Instruction at the Idle Hour Club in Macon was
elected as Secretary of the Georgia Section. Stooksbury has been on the board of
directors for the last two years and is the cochairman of the education committee. He is a
native of Tennessee and is a best-selling author of his book The Wedge Book published in
2015. He resides in Macon with wife Lara and
their young daughter Ainsley and another
child expected in the fall of 2016.
John Godwin, PGA Professional at US Kids
Golf based in Norcross was elected as the
next Vice President of the Georgia Section. Godwin has been on the executive committee for the past two years as the Secretary. Godwin will also serve as the President
of the Georgia PGA Foundation. Godwin a
renowned expert in junior golf was recognized in 2005 as the recipient of the PGA of
America Junior Golf Leader Award. He resides on his farm in Pine Mountain, GA.
Mark Mongell, PGA Director of Golf at Cherokee Town & Country Club in Sandy Springs,
moves into the honorary president position. Mongell has served on the executive
committee for the past six years, and was
recognized as the Georgia PGA Professional
of the Year in 2015. He has also been recognized as an expert in retailing. Mongell was
the recipient of the 2010 PGA of America
Merchandiser of the Year Award (Private Category) for his advancements in merchandising
and promotion.
Additionally, two At-Large Directors were
elected to the board of directors. Jeff Dunovant, PGA Director of Instruction at The
First Tee at East Lake in Atlanta and Shawn
Koch, PGA Director of Instruction at Country
Club of the South in Johns Creek. Both will
serve a three-year term. The board of directors filled the final year Stooksbury’s term
with Rashad Wilson, PGA Assistant Professional from Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro.
The Club Car Senior-Junior Championship presented by PGA
Tour has returned to our Section tournament schedule this
year! We’ll be heading to Ansley Golf Club’s Downtown
Course on Monday, May 2nd for a 10:30 a.m. shotgun start.
Teams shall consist of one player age 50+ and one player 49 or
younger as of May 2, 2016. It is open to Georgia PGA Members (except Class F, IN and A-3's) and registered apprentices
in good standing with the Georgia PGA. Click here for a list
of those individuals who may not form a team.
Click Here to Register
2016 Yamaha Atlanta Open & Pro-Am
This year’s Yamaha Atlanta Open presented by Bollé/Bushnell
and supported by Chase54/Camelbak will be held at St. Ives
Country Club in Duluth, GA on Monday and Tuesday, June 1314, 2016.
There are no qualifiers for the Yamaha Atlanta Open, entries
will be taken on a first-come, first-serve basis and all registrants
must meet the eligibility requirements.
Now in its third year, the Rivermont Championship presented
by Ste. Michelle Wine Estates will be held at Rivermont Golf &
Country Club on Monday, May 9, 2016. Both rounds will be
shotgun starts in this 36-hole event. The entry fee is $175.
Register before of the deadline of 10 A.M. on Friday, May 6,
2016!
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Eligibility Requirements:
1. Georgia PGA Members in good standing.
2. Georgia PGA Apprentices in good standing.
3. All Amateurs who are current legal residents of the state of
Georgia and have a USGA Handicap Index of 4.0 or less. (A
player may be required to show proof of residency.)
Register before the deadline of Friday, June 10th at 10 A.M!
The Yamaha Atlanta Open Pro-Am will precede the main event
on Sunday, June 12th. Stay tuned for registration information.
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The 2016 Club Car Pro-Assistant Championship presented by
Mobile Pro Shop/Under Armour will be held at The Georgia
Club in Stratham, GA on Tuesday, May 31st. Be sure to register your team by the deadline of Friday, May 27th at 10A.M.
This is a 27-hole four-ball stroke play event open to Georgia
PGA Head Golf Professionals and Directors of Golf (classes
MP, A-1, A-2, A-4, A-7, A-13, and A-14) and the assistant professional at their facility (classes A-6, A-8 or registered apprentice). All team members must be from the same club and in
good standing with the Georgia PGA. An A-6, A-8 or registered apprentice may only be on one team.
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As the tournament season starts to pick up, we encourage you
to sign up for direct deposit through the PGA of America. By
utilizing our ACH direct deposit service, your tournament winnings will be electronically deposited in the bank account of
your choice. This is done securely through the banking system,
and will avoid any mail delays.
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Drive, Chip & Putt Instruction Playbook
Play in the Pediatric Brain Tumor
Foundation Charity Pro-Am
Georgia PGA Professionals are
still needed to play in the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
Charity Pro-Am on Tuesday,
May 3rd at the Chateau Elan
Golf Club. There is a $110 appearance fee, which will be paid
to each participating Georgia PGA
golf professional. The tournament
committee will assign a professional to each amateur team, unless a professional brings his or
her own team to play with.
The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation will once again benefit
from this golf tournament in
which 100% of the proceeds go
directly towards the battle of this
disease. This is the nineteenth
year that the Georgia PGA will be
involved with this tournament.
Format: Stroke play competition
for Professionals with a professional purse for the low three
scores on each course.
The breakdown will be as follows:
1. $500
2. $250
3. $125
Scramble format for Amateurs.
Tournament rules will be provided on the day of the event.
Event registration will begin at
8:30 A.M. followed by a shotgun
start at 10 A.M.
The Georgia PGA sanctions this
tournament and your participation will be greatly appreciated by
the Section, the Pediatric Brain
Tumor Foundation and the children afflicted with this disease.
Please contact Eric Wagner at
ewagner@pgahq.com or (678)
461-8600 if you would like to
participate.
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Leagues are being formed now and in order to receive your team kits
(jerseys) which takes 10-12 days, this deadline must be met.
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The Drive, Chip and Putt Instruction Playbook was created to help PGA Professionals
leverage the successful Drive,
Chip and Putt Championship
to create and retain new golfers at their facility. This playbook will aid you in the creation and implementation of
youth clinics with a Drive,
Chip and Putt twist. The following ideas and concepts can
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top-line revenues and expenses against other "like" green
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guide during the budgeting
process. Information gathered
is strictly confidential. Members will automatically receive
up to two MSR credits if sub-
mitted by the deadline of May
31st.
The survey is currently available for the highest-ranked
PGA Professional at each facility, or to any other golf professional with proxy rights for
their facility.
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Koch and Cartwright Claim Club Car
Pro-Pro Scramble Title
Beat Pittman and Allen in 5 Hole Playoff
Shawn Koch, PGA Director of
Instruction at Country Club of
the South in Johns Creek and
Chris Cartwright, PGA Head
Professional from West Pines
Golf Club in Douglasville
worked overtime to win the
26th annual Club Car Pro-Pro
Scramble presented by Ernest
Sports, Global Golf Sales, Hass
Jordan, Oxford Golf and Sun
Mountain at Ansley Golf Club’s
Settindown Course in Roswell.
Augusta. The playoff went on
for five holes, and finally concluded when Koch made a 15foot birdie putt on the 18th
hole to give he and Cartwright
their first title in the Pro-Pro
Scramble as a team. Koch had
previously won this event in
2007 with a different partner.
Defending Champions PGA
Teaching Professional Jeff Frasier from Chicopee Woods Golf
Course in Gainesville and PGA
apprentice Luke James from
Royal Lakes Country Club in
Flowery Branch shot nineunder par 63 to finish in a tie
for 8th place.
Koch and Cartwright carded a
round of eleven-under par 61
to earn a spot in the playoff
against PGA Head Professional
Drew Pittman of Forest
Heights Country Club in
Statesboro and PGA Head
Professional Scott Allen from
the Pointe South Golf Club in
Click here to view the complete results.
Georgia PGA Assistants’ & Seniors’ Division Results
Sapelo Hammock Senior Classic
Assistants’ Division Stroke Play
March 14-15, 2016 | Sapelo Hammock Golf Club
March 14, 2016 | Eagle’s Landing Country Club
Pos
1
2
3
T4
T4
T6
T6
T8
T8
10
Pos
1
2
3
T4
T4
T4
7
T8
T8
T8
Player
Sonny Skinner
Craig Stevens
James Mason
Rusty Strawn (a)
Danny Elkins
Bill Robinson
Steve Seward (a)
Mark Benefield (a)
Mark Anderson
Mel Mendenhall (a)
Total
-4
-2
-1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+3
+3
+4
R1
75
69
73
71
73
74
74
70
72
74
R2
65
73
70
74
72
72
72
77
75
74
Total
140
142
143
145
145
146
146
147
147
148
Pos
1
2
T3
T3
T5
T5
7
T8
T8
10
Player
Jp Griffin
Gus Wagoner
Peter Jones
Chris Nicol
Pete Vitiello
Seth McCain
Bill Daggett
Shaun Kelley
Andrew Sterritt
Jim Sykes
+/-3
-2
+2
+2
+4
+4
+5
+7
+7
+8
Thru Total
F
69
F
70
F
74
F
74
F
76
F
76
F
77
F
79
F
79
F
80
Assistants’ Division Stroke Play
Dan Parrish Memorial Senior Tournament
April 4, 2016 | Hawks Ridge Golf Club
April 4-5, 2016 | Willow Lake Golf Course
Player
Matthew Sanders (p)
Jacob Tilton
Gus Wagoner
Shane Kowal
Chris Nicol
Jp Griffin
Shaun Kelley
Luke James
Edgar Evans
Seth McCain
+/-4
-4
-3
-2
-2
-2
-1
E
E
E
Thru
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
For complete tournament results,
please visit GeorgiaPGA.com.
Total
68
68
69
70
70
70
71
72
72
72
Pos
1
2
T3
T3
T3
T6
T6
8
T9
T9
Player
Craig Stevens
James Mason
Tim Slough (a)
Mel Mendenhall (a)
Don Marsh (a)
Sonny Skinner
Rusty Strawn (a)
John Skeadas (a)
Joey Kaney (a)
Wyatt Detmer
Total
-7
-6
-5
-5
-5
-2
-2
-1
E
E
R1 R2
69 68
68 70
69 70
70 69
71 68
72 70
71 71
70 73
70 74
73 71
Total
137
138
139
139
139
142
142
143
144
144
Georgia PGA Junior Championship
The Georgia PGA Junior Championship being held at Jennings Mill Country Club in Watkinsville, GA is coming
up quick on June 6-7. The Boys and
Girls Overall champion will earn a
spot into the 41st Junior PGA Championship sponsored by Under Armour
and Genesis Networks on August 912, 2016 at Wannamoisett Country
Club in Rumford, Rhode Island. Click here to download the event flyer and make sure
your juniors sign up to participate in this great tournament by
June 3rd!
Please encourage the juniors at your club to become a member
of the Junior Tour and register to play this year. Click here to
download and print our 2016 schedule to hang up and promote
at your club.
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
The title of this article, borrowed from the 1966 epic western film starring Clint Eastwood, refers to three situations that occurred during
the 2016 Masters Tournament. The Good refers to the hole-in-one by Louis Oosthuizen during the final round. The Bad refers to a twostroke penalty incurred by Zach Johnson during the second round. The Ugly refers to Billy Horschel’s ball being moved by the wind during
the third round.
The Good: The following four photographs (courtesy of CBS Sports) illustrate what happened to the balls of Louis Oosthuizen and J.B.
Holmes on the 16th green during the final round. The first photograph shows J.B. Holmes’ ball at rest within a couple of feet from the hole as
Oosthuizen’s ball is curving down the slope towards the hole. The second photograph shows the position of the two balls just after
Oosthuizen’s ball collided with Holmes’ ball. The third photograph shows Oosthuizen’s ball disappearing into the hole with Holmes’ ball
rolling just past the hole, and the fourth photograph shows Holmes’ ball at rest below the hole.
Rule 19-5 [Ball in Motion Deflected or Stopped by Another Ball] states, “If a player’s ball in motion after a stroke is deflected … by a ball in play
and at rest, the player must play his ball as it lies.” Thus, Oosthuizen scored a hole-in-one because his deflected ball ended up in the hole. As
for Holmes, Rule 18-5 [Ball at Rest Moved by Another Ball] states, “If a ball in play and at rest is moved by another ball in motion after a stroke,
the moved ball must be replaced.” Thus, Holmes had to replace his ball on the spot where it originally came to rest; he then putted it into the
hole for a birdie.
The Bad: 2007 Masters champion, Zach Johnson, missed the cut by one stroke due to a two-stroke penalty that
he incurred during the second round. With his ball resting in Rae’s Creek short of the 13 th green, Johnson’s
wedge barely touched the water as he was making his backswing. Rule 13-4 [Ball in Hazard; Prohibited Actions]
states, in part, “… before making a stroke at a ball that is in a hazard (whether a bunker or a water hazard) … the
player must not … [t]ouch the ground in a hazard or water in the water hazard with his hand or a club ….” The
penalty for a breach of this Rule in stroke play is two strokes.
When applying this Rule, it is important to remember that the backswing is not part of the stroke. The
Definition of “Stroke” states, in part, “A stroke is the forward movement of the club made with the intention of
striking at and moving the ball ….” [Emphasis added]
The Ugly: During the third round, Billy Horschel cleared the pond fronting the green on the par-5 15th hole with
his second shot, ending up left of the green. His subsequent chip came to rest about 13 feet from the hole.
After he marked, lifted and replaced his ball, and while surveying his putt for a birdie, a gust of wind caused the
ball to start rolling off the green and into the water hazard. As shown in the adjacent photograph courtesy of
CBS Sports, Horschel watched in amazement as his ball rolled by and must have been thinking that the “Golf
Gods” owed him one for such cruel and unusual punishment.
According to Rule 18-1 [Ball at Rest Moved by Outside Agency], if a ball at rest is moved by an outside agency,
there is no penalty and the ball must be replaced. Unfortunately, for Horschel, wind is not an outside agency!
See Decision 18-1/12 [Ball Replaced and at Rest Is Thereafter Moved by Wind] which indicates that a ball moved
by wind must be played from its new position. With his ball now in the water hazard, Horschel used one of the
options available under Rule 26-1 [Relief for Ball in Water Hazard], namely playing a ball as nearly as possible at
the spot from which the original ball was last played, i.e., chipping again from left of the green. He chipped close to the hole and, one putt
later, walked off the green with a bogey 6 when, just a few minutes before, he was looking to make birdie on the hole!
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MEMBER & APPRENTICE UPDATES
*Updates reported between March 14, 2016 & April 27, 2016
New Apprentices
Name
Carl Casmere
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Joseph N. Rentz
First Time Transfers Into Section
Class
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B-8
Facility
Laurel Springs Golf Club
The Club at Osprey Cove
Harbor Club
New Members
Name
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Class Facility
A-8
Cherokee Town & Country Club
Classification Changes
Name
Jabir Hassan Bilal, PGA
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David A. Elliott, PGA
Jeffery K Mimbs
Michael W. Pater, PGA
David A. Spain, PGA
Steven H. Wagner, PGA
Mike L. Wooditch, PGA
Class
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LM
A-13
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A-1
A-1
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A-1
Facility
Durham Lakes Golf & CC
Dogwood Golf Club
Creekside Golf Club
Braelinn Golf Club
Windermere Golf Club
Legacy Golf Links@Windy Hill
Cobblestone Golf Course
Name
Jabir Hassan Bilal, PGA
Imri M. Bruck-Vernon, PGA
Lewis T. Ferguson, PGA
Bryan P. Gubser
Aaron S. Pollak, PGA
Daniel S. Sciarrino
Ray Cutright, PGA
Garrett Hill, PGA
Thomas Leininger, PGA
Todd Ormsby, PGA
Chris Asbell, PGA
John McCracken
James Morra, PGA
Brad Schwartz, PGA
Wendell Coffee, PGA
Benjamin McCranie, PGA
Jeff Nelson, PGA
Kyle Owen, PGA
Justin Smothers
Neal York
Willie Smith, PGA
Mark Darnell, PGA
Luke James
Tyler Stanfield, PGA
Jason Bruce, PGA
Thomas Campbell
Thomas Chillemi, PGA
Paul Fochler, PGA
Ben Steele, PGA
Cindy Swift-Jones, PGA
Chuck Little, PGA
Jeffrey R. Paton
Coby Davis, PGA
Russ Henley, PGA
Mike Schlueter, PGA
Travis Bell
Samantha Liberty
Davis Love, PGA
Danny Crooms, PGA
Cameron Wiebe, PGA
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Bill Spannuth, PGA
Tyler Johnson, PGA
Mark Reddick
Brett Vanacore, PGA
John Koch, PGA
Allen Pinson
Jeremy Walters, PGA
Bobby Chaney
Andreas Boberg, PGA
Mike McCall, PGA
Bob Kletcke, PGA
Alan Pickell, PGA
Jason Bohn, PGA
Chris Knobloch, PGA
Brian Mallory
Darren DeCarlo, PGA
Dakota Mincey, PGA
Joseph Rentz
Matt Peterson, PGA
Ron Ryan, PGA
Russell Allstun, PGA
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Andy Brown, PGA
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Employment Changes
Name
Jabir Hassan Bilal, PGA
Imri M. Bruck-Vernon, PGA
David A. Elliott, PGA
Bryan P. Gubser
Jeffery K Mimbs
Gretchen E Mulling
Michael W. Pater, PGA
Aaron S. Pollak, PGA
Daniel S. Sciarrino
David A. Spain, PGA
Steven H. Wagner, PGA
Mike L. Wooditch, PGA
Class
A-4
A-8
A-13
B-8
B-1
B-8
A-1
A-6
B-8
A-1
A-4
A-1
Facility
Durham Lakes Golf & CC
Creek Club @ Reynolds Plnt
Dogwood Golf Club
Druid Hills Golf Club
Creekside Golf Club
Crosswinds Golf Club
Braelinn Golf Club
GolfTEC - Roswell
Sea Island GC
Windermere Golf Club
Legacy Golf Links@Windy Hill
Cobblestone Golf Course
May Birthdays
April Birthdays
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4/14
4/14
Class
A-4
A-8
LMA
B-8
A-6
B-8
5/1
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5/3
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William Lewis, PGA
Justin Waffle, PGA
Jim Sykes, PGA
Brad Barnes, PGA
Matt Scheck, PGA
Bo Doyal
Bob Stevenson, PGA
Michael Davenport, PGA
Wyatt Detmer, PGA
Brandon Lovelady
Namsub Padungsiriseth
Steve Ridge, PGA
Tim Simpson, PGA
Tommy Johnson, PGA
Thomas Mitchell, PGA
Chris Kirk, PGA
James F. Langham
Curtis Mooney
Ned DeFanti, PGA
Aaron Feyes, PGA
Gregory Raisor, PGA
Brant Ruckert, PGA
Jacob Wine, PGA
David Kim
Ricky Mattox, PGA
Phil Taylor, PGA
George Blumberg, PGA
Tony Martin, PGA
Steven Barfoot, PGA
Chase Epting
Edgar Evans
Jim Hickman, PGA
Cutts Benedict, PGA
Blake Hatfield, PGA
Brad Nycum, PGA
Scott Parel, PGA
5/15
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5/30
5/31
5/31
5/31
5/31
5/31
Jerry Schwendinger, PGA
Steve Willy, PGA
Michael Dausch, PGA
Derek Lafferty, PGA
Imri Bruck-Vernon, PGA
Houston White
Robert Dugger, PGA
Daniel B. Smading
Drew Weaver, PGA
Charlie Bradshaw, PGA
Stewart Cink, PGA
Chris Nicol
Chip Chambers
John Hall
Ronald Mahefkey, PGA
Cody Barden, PGA
Tommy Brannen, PGA
Chris Shircliff, PGA
John Tillery, PGA
Justin Brennan, PGA
Ross Butler
Lonnie Reece, PGA
Chris Marotto, PGA
Ryan O'Mahoney, PGA
Ted Meier, PGA
Tom Carter, PGA
Adam Littleton, PGA
Mark Robinson, PGA
Lance Cantrell, PGA
Chip Spiler, PGA
Sean Cain, PGA
Mike Gregga, PGA
Dwight Hansen, PGA
Scott Shannon, PGA
Shane Warawa, PGA